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THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
Imcil 17(11
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There wil be no meeting dur-
Ing this wools, owing to Klk
celebration Witch for notice
of special mooting.
l3-2t SHOllP.TAKY
The lrivproixlhlo. lui-ditlble ltepro
.sontntlio or Miisnii.Kttritiiin Oini
puny t'omox Oicr Knim Medford
In mi Airship, i
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Notice la hereby given Hint my son
Cnrence 1'iovost has left homo nntl J
thnt I will not be responsible for any .
debts contracted by aaltl Clarence ;
I'rovost. ;
Dated at Klamath Falls, Oregon. .,,..,, r rni, mnniicer In
this llth day of August, 1919. ' . M ' U)1Uns ll"M,'"
.lOSRIMt I'ROVOST Southern Oregon for the Mnson-Khr-
'man company, and who makes his
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Collins Is one of the ltiest wires
nnd
and Smith, the Insyde Tre men be
fnr tb:i( linck tire blow out on the
vav to Kook l'omt r he big bar- In Oregon. He Is so live that yon
becue on Frid Mi' 'is at 119 can't moot him without being shock-
ourth Street, botwoen Mulnj . , .,., ,,, ,,., ,
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i man wno noes tilings, ami mo uesi
proof of It lies In what ho hns nc
'compllshed for Medford nnd the big
j -wholesale house whose representn
'tins he Is. It was Collins who put
I Medford on the map for rsilroae ter
minal rates. ' He was the steam back
of the movement, and he never stop
ped until the fight was won. The re
sult is that Medford Is ono of the
big distributing points in Southern
Oregon. He lovos his home town
passionately, and will not listen to
anyone telling him that tt Is not go
ing to come back with all the pris
tine glory of a few years ago. He Is
ii clian thnt Is nlwnvR In n hurrv to
J do things. When ho decided to come
over for the convention' he first
'thought of the train, but cast that
idea aside as being too slow. Ho
j turned his attention to the automo-
t bile, but learned that the roads were
so badly cut up that he would have
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same old, Go-Oet-'Em CJeorgo C. Col
lins. Medford certainly has reason
to be proud of him as a booster, and
one of the things Klamath Falls has
to do is to convince htm thnt bis
Step in and have a pair fit- to hold himself do -n to thirty miles right place is on this side of the
mountain. It Is u case of "eventual
ly! Why not now?"
SURPLUS WAR FOOD SELLS AT BARGAIN
ted before your size is gone : an hour-and that was alW03t heart-
,.,. . -,' 4-Ur. -,., breaking. That would never do.
yuu uuium ciijuj u.c wh- Th(m he lred the aMhp and whjn
vemiun u yuui ieei aie nut he found out that he couW come
COmi01table. over In that he was the happiest man
Luxite Hosiery for Women 'd ,? lZTnl
Wizard Foot Appliances. ,s 8 carrled away with thlB metll0d
41 .of transportation he Is going to try
and persuade his house to supply
one to each of the men in this terrl
i tor-.
I "You've got the greatest little
town in this part of the state, bar
none except Medford of course.
You see, it is this way about Med
ford " and ence more he was the
Van Bellen's
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The ladles of tho Presbyterian Aid
Society will give a first class home
cooked dinner at the Odd Follows
Hall over tho Temple Theater. Thurs
day. Friday, and Saturday. Will tio
gln serving promptly at 11:30 J
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Congressman Wanton of Texas re
cently charged that radical labor
leaders were responsible for bomb
outrages. He demanded to know,
whether organized labod had so
cowed congress that it feared to ex
press Its convictions.
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MIDLAND
Old nig b coat of ifWng u jetting a Jolt now m OaoU tea Mlft
urplnt food nuffa bought up (or war purpose. Th arpltu will b
placed U tha banda ot conaumera through rartoua cltlaa. Hara ahowa
ImmanM autre for flv Mg eaatan cltlea. Baoos at ! oaata bMf
hath at tl cDta abowa tbt tinmana wring poaalbla.for tba ooa-J
umnr
The Herald tells you today's new today not tomorrow.
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Mrs. Tom Burn 'tit ami hum, Hilbert
nnd wlfo wore liero last k from
Fort Joni'H Cal, ilxltltiK (rlondi it
I'lnvim and .Mldl.iud
J I). Hooper ban liixtnllnl a Jatk
son fork anil track In IiIh burn
Mr and Mrs. K. i Daili iiinudlt-
to tho Vincent hoime ri'ci'iitlx occu
pied by the Fred Hllss family
Sevonal of tho Midland peoplr trt
In Klainuth Falls Kiinilny nljhl to
ne "Thn llldero of The l'urple Sine?
and "Tho Italnbow Trail "
Some Hcnot Valley cattle liuytn
worn III tho Midland Hectlnn laitucct
looking over noiuh cattle
Tho women o IIiihhIii are laid tt
bo tho best needlinvorkiTH In tl
world.
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Attention. Visitors !
The home folks know it, through the fact that Bert Hall is a
partner with the Japanese in the "Your Home Laundry." All
laundry left at any institution of which Bert is manager will be
sent to the Japanese laundry. He says, you pay two dollarsper
night to sleep on a cot in a room with five others, and you pay it or
sit up. He says, you send your laundry to my Japanese laundry;
you do it.
If this plan doesn't suit, take your bundle to any barber shop
in the city and have it done by a laundry that employs only white
labor, working eight hours per day, for good wages, under sani
tary conditions.
We have no desire to make this fight against Japanese inva
sion a Bert-Hall issue, but it's an old saying down home : "If you
all lay down with the hawgs, you-all will -wake up with fleas."
Who will get up scratching in this new alliance is a question, but
we do know that one of the interested parties in the "Your Home
Laundry" did say that they had made a bad investment, and that
their only way out was to get the Japanese in with them, with the
ultimate object of unloading the whole proposition on the Japs.
That means the addition of fifteen Japanese to our already
growing colony, and to the exclusion of the white labor now em
ployed in the "Your Home Laundry."
Soon they have a little co-operative store; then they invade
our mills and factories with their cheap labor, and, like the poison
ous growth of a cancer, they eat in, little by little, until white labor
is excluded from our town, our business nouses stand empty, ex
cept for the Japanese tenants, and then, like many California
towns which were once prosperous, they inscribe on our tomb
stone : "Klamath Falls was a fine town a few years ago, but the
Japs took it." (
Working men and business men : We are making this anti
Japanese fight alone, because we happen to bo the only line of
business at present affected, but if you do not get behind us and
give your support to the riddance of the Yellow Peril and their
allien, the time is not far away when you will be asking help to
keep your own business and your jobs out of the grasp of a people
who can work 18 hours per day on 11 cents worth of rice.
Klamath -Superior Laundry
O. W. ROBERTSON